FCNT | Texture segmentation with Fully Convolutional Networks | Machine Learning library

There may be quite a few reasons for this. First of all, I don't see anything wrong with the code so there must be a problem with the target system. I suggest that you check whether any access (to speaker) is blocked by antivirus software.......This has happened repeatedly with me in the past, checking the app permissions is probably the only solution.

As usual, such questions should not be answered using brute force. This will result in high time and memory consumption.

With this kind of questions, always the good algorithm will win.

So, let's think. One requirement is to find a value with the maximum sum of its specified number of digits. What would be the maximum possible sum of such a number. That is easy. All digits will be 9. So the maximum possible sum for a 4 digit value will be 9999 -> 36. We observe that it will be clever to have as much as possible '9's at the beginning of the number, then put the rest in the next digit.

Example: 5 digits with sum 25.

Here we will start with a nine, because it fits, the the rest is 16. We can add an additional 9, the rest is seven. So 99700 is the solution. All this can be calculated in one shot by integer an modulo division.

25 / 9 = 2 (integer division). So, we need two. '9's at the beginning of the number. The modulo division

25 % 9 = 7. That is the rest and the missing digit.

The rest of the requested count of digits will be filled with zero.

For the minimum number, we just need to reverse the maximum number. Very simple.

If the minimum number shall start with one, then we will build in some easy special handling.

Please see the following code.

It has no array or std::vector. It just prints out the digits on the fly. No additional storage needed. Just maths

As you want to take the sum and count of the group, I have used aggregation function in different way i.e., .agg({'FCnt':(np.sum, np.size)}).

Code:

Here is what you need to do. However, note that the lat and lon values of 00.000000 cannot be parsed so you have to deal with that somehow. To run this code change lat and lon to values that can be parsed, like 10.000000 for instance.

Setting aside the SQL injection vulnerabilities that you already mentioned, if you want to know how many rows have, for example, follower = 'some_follower', do a COUNT instead:

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I noticed a couple of issues with your code.

1. You are calling setTimeout in a loop. So if you have, say, numOfbox.length === 15, setTimeout will be called 15 times around 10,000 ms from when you set it. Could this be the reason you're seeing the more calls to startGame than you thought?

2. I see the variable numOfbox, but since it's not declared in the startGame function I'll have to assume that it's in the parent scope. So, in the line where you do

You haven't shown sufficient code, but almost certainly Order::foods is a pointer acquired via array-new (operator new[]), or it was never allocated but is non-NULL (dangling / uninitialized).

You must always match your new / delete calls correctly:

• if you allocated with new, then release with delete: e.g.

You can use json_decode to get a PHP array representation of the JSON